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Stephen Morris & Jon Savage Q & A @ Cornerhouse, Manchester - Sunday 4th May 8pm

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Following a screening of "Joy Division - The Documentary" on Sunday 4th May at 8pm, there will be a Q & A session, hosted by John Robb, featuring Joy Division and New Order drummer Stephen Morris and documentary screenwriter Jon Savage. Tickets are £6 full price, £4.50 concession - available from Cornerhouse Box Office (open 12pm - 8pm) 0161 200 1500. "Joy Division - The Documentary" will screen from Friday 2nd May until Thursday 15th May - screening times available from our website http://www.cornerhouse.org

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thats great:thumb:

now just got to persuade mrs 79 ,manchester is the place to be for a bank holiday w/e:banghead: :banghead: :banghead: :banghead: :banghead: :banghead: :banghead: :banghead: :banghead: :banghead: :banghead: :banghead: :banghead: :banghead:

if you change your mind

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Got my ticket!

I'll be sat at the back with a mac on.

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Boing Boing Baggies Baggies wrote: BIG MAC ?

Fries to go... Gimme big mac, gimme fries to go! :)

:smoking:

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The only other time I remember going to the Cornerhouse I sat in front of a gentleman in a mac who, according to my girlfriend, masturbated openly throughout the film (it was quite a pervy film: Crash by David Kronenburg)

I always think of men in macs when I think about that place.

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biggyonacid wrote: The only other time I remember going to the Cornerhouse I sat in front of a gentleman in a mac who, according to my girlfriend, masturbated openly throughout the film (it was quite a pervy film: Crash by David Kronenburg)

I always think of men in macs when I think about that place.

But, surely, isn't there a proper place closeby where they can go and do that? :eek:

Oh, and how did your girlfriend know, and you not? :p

Only been to the Cornerhouse once for a band (a couple of floors up) - there certainly weren't any macs there! :p

:smoking:

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She was sat next to him, I was sat next to her.

I said 'why didn't you say something' and she retorted, brilliantly, with 'I couldn't think of the words, Colin'.

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biggyonacid wrote: The only other time I remember going to the Cornerhouse I sat in front of a gentleman in a mac who, according to my girlfriend, masturbated openly throughout the film (it was quite a pervy film: Crash by David Kronenburg)

I always think of men in macs when I think about that place.

AHH! I thought I'd come across your face before Col:shades:

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biggyonacid wrote: The only other time I remember going to the Cornerhouse I sat in front of a gentleman in a mac who, according to my girlfriend, masturbated openly throughout the film (it was quite a pervy film: Crash by David Kronenburg)

100 minutes, that's going some.

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I said more or less the same.

The blonde clarified that it was a sort of an endurance wank, an idle stroke rather than an actual sprint to the vinegar.

I think it was more of an exhibitionist thing. He kept banging his leg into hers and smiling at her.

I have nightmares about it from time to time.

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